Chêne-Bougeries, Geneva
Cleaning and housekeeping in Chêne-Bougeries
Households in Chêne-Bougeries book verified Helpers through Helpore and employ them properly from the first day: a contract, AHV and accident insurance, and a payslip every month. You choose the person and keep them; we run the paperwork.
30 verified Helpers offer this service around Geneva and cover Chêne-Bougeries.
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What counts as Chêne-Bougeries
Chêne-Bougeries is its own municipality next to Geneva, postcode 1224, in canton GE. Helpers who work along that side of the city usually cover it.
You are the employer, Helpore helps with the administration
Anyone who cleans, cares or cooks in your home for pay is your employee under Swiss law, from the first franc. In Chêne-Bougeries that means AHV, IV, EO and ALV contributions, mandatory accident insurance, and the agreed terms in writing for your Helper. With Helpore Admin, Helpore prepares a contract if you want one, takes out the accident insurance in your household's name, produces the monthly payslip and, under your signed power of attorney, pays the contributions in your name from your monthly payment. With Helpore Admin Light, Helpore calculates the wage and the contributions and prepares the payslips and the registration pack; you file them and pay directly yourself. You keep the person you chose.
What it costs in canton GE
The statutory minimum for household work in canton GE starts at CHF 24.59 an hour and rises with qualification and years of experience. Helpers on Helpore set their own rate above that and never below CHF 24.59 an hour, and each profile shows the rate. On top of the wage come the employer contributions, which you can work out for your own hours in the wage calculator.
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Questions from households in Chêne-Bougeries
- Can I keep the person I already have?
- Yes. Bring them to Helpore: with Helpore Admin, we generate the contract and run the payroll in your name from the date you agree. Nothing changes about who works in your home.
- Is one visit a week enough to need a contract?
- Yes. Swiss law makes you an employer from the first franc, whatever the hours. For small wage bills the simplified settlement procedure is available, up to CHF 22’680 a year per person, and the wage still has to be declared.
- How quickly can someone start in Chêne-Bougeries?
- Each Helper profile shows free times, so you see who is available before you choose. The contract and the registrations are prepared in the background while you agree the times.